It's not an Old Stand. It's a New Stand…read more I have mixed feelings about this magazine and drink shop inside the Seneca Niagara Casino. On the one hand, the cute and adorable brunette girl working here in the evenings is a real angel and a breath of fresh air. Very helpful and personable. 5 stars for service. On the other hand, the price of drinks here (and everything really) is worse than at a Thruway rest stop. Everything is so jacked up. A bottle of water will run you close to $3. It's just ridic. People are coming into the casino to spend lots of money - do they need to be ripped off here too? Surely that's off-putting. 1 star for prices. Anyway, 3 stars.

We were driving around Canada and found this little book store. It's super cute. Lots of book…read moreselection for the size. There's also a little cafe. Very affordable. The drinks start at $2.40 and go up to $7. Cookie for around $4. Pastries from $3 - $9. Way cheaper than most cafes we frequent in the states. There's plenty of seating. Four tables for two and a table for six. The logistics of how this store is set up is very impressive.

What a charming and cozy shop. Come to have coffee and a fresh baked good and shop some unique…read morebooks and treasures. So glad we stopped in . The cappuccino was yummy.

I love this Chapters. In college my boyfriend use to live…read morein St Catharines and we would come here, get a coffee and browse the aisles. I've never had a bad experience with any of the employees, they've been helpful when finding specific titles and giving recommendations. After living in Toronto for years, I'm moving back to Thorold soon and actually looking SO forward to being able to come back here to shop for my books in person and absorb the atmosphere :)

My child and their friend were asked to leave after spending a short time reading. ALLL of the…read moreTHOUSANDS of dollars I have spent at Chapters and Indigo over the years on books, toys, LEGO, games, stationary, cards, DnD, home deco, knick-knacks, insanely overpriced gifts for others, even supporting during COVID??? Unreal! Not to mention all of the retirees who take books and mags into the Starbucks and read for free? For the love of reading? If you are not spending money on overpriced merchandise we don't want you in our store as potential future customers? Wow, just WOW. We should be thanking the heavens that young people choose to READ instead of smoking weed or getting up to no good. And in small town too. Gross. I will no longer shop here and ensure my teens don't waste their allowances & BDAY money here either. We will go to Amazon or Temu now or heck, the LIBRARY where everything is FREE! There should never be, at any point, anyone asking children and teens to stop reading. Wake up Chapters, if you want future customers, you better work on inspiring a love of reading in them.

Very sad existence unfortunately. The guy told me he's been there over 30 years and business…read moredropped off almost completely. It's turned into a small grocery store; a bad one too. The entire street was filled with abandoned, shutdown old building that were once alive with people and thriving businesses. It's part of what's happening in our country. Oh and the owner said he needs to change the name. Please do sir.

Guy working there was nice. Saw me go straight to the humidor and told me they're not much of a…read morecigar shop anymore. I was on vacation, out of cigars and desperate. I bought the last tin of Macanudo Madura ascots,a Macanudo cafe crystal ( there were 3 left in the box) and a no name stick that I found online for $20 for a box of 20. Cost me $40 I was glad to have a few decent cigars. Less than 10 cigars in the place when I left. Don't bother going there unless you just need a bag of chips and a coke.

great source about Buffalo and surrounding communities. I always look here for information about my…read morecommunity.

Open late and with a massive selection of magazines, this is the place to go for periodicals if…read moreyou're on Bloor or downtown. First of all, the open late part: Its open until midnight every day. Secondly, the selection: news papers, foreign magazines and special editions, they've got it. They also do passport pictures! Only cons: Because they specialize in hard to find items, I feel they sometimes miss on carrying more everyday titles. I buy Esquire and GQ, and they often don't have both versions (British and American) where you'd expect them to. Otherwise, top shelf selection and still a go to for magazines!

Presse Internationale stocks a fantastic selection of magazines. There's something for everyone…read morewhateve your interests, They allow you to browse at leisure. On a personal note I left my wallet on a shelf & the manager kept it safe until I came in to claim it.

This book shop is full of books. The books have been organized and the shelves are labelled. If you…read moreneed help finding a particular book, the staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. They are also willing to keep an eye open for your requests.

Been coming here for years and it's a fantastic and very beautiful book shop. My husband and I can…read moreeasily spend hours looking through books and genres, you can never be displeased with the findings. With so much variety in the shop and with being such a big shop it's very easy to get lost - in a good way! Book prices are more the reasonable and the owner has got to be the sweetest person. Any book lovers or people who know a book collector this is the place to be.